Android Phone Finder from OpenHAB (Google Assistant and Alexa)

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Nice work. Unfortunately I was not able to install selenium standalone docker on openHABian and I dont like JRuby. So I re-implemented the code using Node and used ChromeDriver directly.
How to use?

  • Install Node.js,
  • clone https://github.com/Plustig/Android-Phone-Finder/
  • install app using ‘npm install’ in project’s root directory
  • Install ChromeDriver using ‘sudo apt-get install chromium-chromedriver’
  • copy path of chromedriver binary in constructor method of app.js

Support for multiple phones is missing. I invoked the node app like this

/*
This rule scrapes the google's 'find my phone' page to let the phone ring
*/

var Exec = Java.type("org.openhab.core.model.script.actions.Exec");


rules.JSRule({
    name: "Ring My Phone",
    description: "This rule scrapes the google 'find my phone' page to let the phone ring",
    triggers: [triggers.ChannelEventTrigger("deconz:switch:homeserver:tdfr_shortcut_findphone:buttonevent", "1002")],
    execute: data => {
        console.log("Let your phone ring...");
        Exec.executeCommandLine( 'node', '/home/openhabian/selenium-test-app/app.js', 'ring');
    }
});
  
rules.JSRule({
  name: "Refresh google cookies",
  description: "This rule reloads the google cookies needed for authentification.",
  triggers: [triggers.GenericCronTrigger("0 0 */3 ? * *")],
  execute: data => {
      console.log("Refresh google cookies...");
      Exec.executeCommandLine( 'node', '/home/openhabian/selenium-test-app/app.js', 'refresh');
  }
});